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October 28, 1993 - The Fungus among UsM SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE Sea Captain's home, charming Traditional, built turn of the Century. Situated on quiet Village lane, borders Estate area. Living room, fireplace, dining room, three bedrooms, two baths, attached garage, hedged 112 acre, room for pool. Will rent $1,500 per month or sell. Asking $335,000. • COOKIPONY FARM 4 REAL ESTATE, INC. RESIDEMIAL REAL ESrALE 30 Nugent Street, Southampton - 283 -9600 50 Years of Professional Excellence LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! EXCLUSIVE - Pretty Southampton home, south of shopping area, W to Main Street, library, museum - offers 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,fireplace,covered rear patio, mature landscaping. $450,000 J o� H N PROPERTIES1 m725 -1111 Tbr ®gborur 0(gairp, 31rir. Insurance & Real Estate • Established 1875 CHARLES J. OSBORNE • 324 -2800 Charles J. Osborne • Steven B. Scott • Peter C. Osborne Cjervais Hillaert, 7r. Rea[ Estate Gervais Hillaert, Jr., Broker 364 North Sea Road Southampton, N.Y. Bus: 516 - 283 -3299 - Fax:516-287 -5056 REAL ESTATE Marketing & Auction Inc. (516) 726 -6500 - FAX: (516) 726 -4800 P.O.Box 155, Montauk Hwy. Water Mill, NY 11976 THE SOUTHAMPTON PRESS / OCTOBER 28, 1993 3 Treats - No Trkkal Secluded by four acres of luscious Nature Conservancy, this contemporary sits on 1+ wooded acre bordered with rhodo- dendron and pines. A brick fireplace, two decks, a private master and 2 guest bedrooms, plenty of room for a private pool and tennis nearby make this our treat #1, exclusively offered at $210,000. Treat #2 is a fine 3 bedroom, 2 bath traditional on a quiet cut de sac lane. Mature landscaping, a free form Gunite pool, a fireplace in the den and community tennis sound tempting - especially at $275,000. Treat yourself! Once a bank this tantalizing turn of the centuryvillage home has been lovingly and meticulously up dated. The front porch remains, but the brick fireplace and mechanicals are new. Inside, 3 bedrooms and 2 -1/2 baths, and in the private rear yard, there is a dramatic patio. Worth the treat at $419,000. Cunningham Southampton's Oldest Real Estate and Insurance Firm 516-283 -1030 e w• South of the h; ,ihwaN,. North of S.500.000. 38 Dayton Lane, East Hampton NY 11937 (516) 324 -9187 SOUTHAMPTON Priced to Sell GREATLY REDUCED. Private compound: farmhouse with guest cottage and 2500 sq.ft. remodeled carriage house. 3 CO's. Area con- sists of farmlands andhorse farms. Long history of top summer /win- ter rental income. OPTION AVAILABLE to live on premises and enjoy good income. Newly priced at $425,000 516- 751 -6689 SOUTHAMPTON STATELY FARMHOUSE - OUR EXCLUSIVE Owner relocating, must sell, seeks offers! Circa 1860's Federal style -rare find for treasure seekers, near Village with country setting bordering scenic horse farm. Gracious center hall, high ceilings, 3 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, room for a pool. $295,000. TER', MOI.LEY AGENCY Real Estate Professionals for 36 Years 38 Hampton Road Southampton (516) 283 -8100 F "O� $179,000 complete House, Pool, DecksM $261,000 h Traditional & Contemporary Designs Call for Private Showings & Details For ,t & Silverblank, Ines Builders Y Call (516) 537 -1775 Monday toA ^^arcr Saturday for an appointment. South Corner of Montauk Highway and �, Church Lane, Bridgehampton Village Focus on Nature The Fungus By PRull Stoutenburgh I can't remember when we had as dry a summer as this year. Then, during September, it seemed as if the weather was trying to make up for the lack of rain by filling the month with moisture. Overnight, dry brown lawns turned to green, parched woodlands shot out lush growth. The world was coming alive again, at the very end of the growing season. During the dry summer there was hardly a mushroom to be found. Then, like the lawns that turned green over- night, suddenly after the rain we were in the midst of a mycologist's paradise. Like jack -in -the- boxes, mushrooms of all sizes, colors and shapes appeared. For those who collect them and know them, baskets were brought out and the frugal art of collecting began. You no- tice I said, "For those who know them," for this is not a game for the amateur: one slight mistake in eating one could have disastrous results. Yet, for these who do know them, they are a gourmet's delight. It just so happened that one of the most knowledgeable mushroom experts recently came to Long Island to give a lecture and lead a walk for the Group for the South Fork. Lance Biechele is an old friend of mine, and whenever it's mushroom time we like to get together. Lance is a self -made mycologist, one who has educated himself in this very difficult field of natural history. Fungus is part of a field so vast and varied that most people just can't cope with it. But LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Southamp- ton, New York, at the Board Room in the Municipal Build- ing, 23 Main Street, South- ampton, New York, on November 12, 1993, at 7:30 P.M.,prevailing time, to con- sider the proposed enactment of Local Law No. 7 of 1993 en- titled "A Local Law Amend- ing Chapter 97 of the Code of the Village of Southampton With Respect to Subdivision Regulations Relating To Flagpole Lots ". Said local law would add supplemen- tary flagpole lot re ulations to the design Stan�rds for subdivisions. "pies of said local law are available at the Village Administrator's Office. DATED: October 21, 1993 HOWARD M.McELROY Village Administrator Village of Southampton, P6861028 New York among Us Bird's nests fungi living on dead wood are about three eighths of an inch in diameter. -Paul Stoutenburgh Photo Lance has made it a life study and has become the expert in my mind. Of course, as soon as we met we im- mediately headed into the field in search of mushrooms. Only a stone's throw away from our cottage we found mush- rooms galore along an old abandoned roadway. Latin names whizzed by me like there was no other language, and then Lance would break one open, smell it or even take a nibble of it to confirm his identification. It was all a mystery to me. Some were poisonous, the amanitas; others would be stored in the car for later eating -all were fantasies in shape and color. The poisonous ones were par- ticularly handsome with their sleek red - orange tops, speckled with spots around the dome and, of course, the large bulb at the base and veil on the stem. Madly, but beautiful. As we drove out of the woods, right in the middle of the roadway were two grapetruitsize brown-skinned puffballs, another member of the fungus family. Of course we had to get out and check them. Lance opened one and it was per- fectly white. "This is excellent eating" he said. "Sliced and fried in a little egg batter and bread crumbs, there's no- thing better." Mushrooms multiply by spores; thou- sands, even millions of these dust -like spores drop from beneath the gills of the mushroom and Boat off into the air. Some travel worldwide, others only a start distance. - Back at the cottage I happened to look down on the ground as I got out of the car. There was a whole series of tiny yellow mushrooms. Lance was immed- iately on his hands and knees closely scrutinizing them. Again with enthusi- asm and excitement he announced, "They're bird's nest fungi." The tiny cups with spore sacks resembling eggs resemble miniature nests, hence the name. Lance explained that when rain- drops hit these little "eggs" they burst open and disperse their spores in the air. It was an appropriate ending to a de- lightful day in the field with an old friend. •nFCIAI, AID FUND BALANCE - July 1, 1992 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Add: Revenues SOUTHAMPTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT Teacher Center and TOWN or SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. Pear Assistance leadership FINANCIAL REPORT State Sources JULY 1, 1992 DENERAI. TO JUNE 30, 1993 FUND FUND BALANCE - July 1, 1992 $ 1,712,423 Add: Revenues Instruction 492,358 Real Property Taxes 16,090,266 FUND BALANCE - June 30, 1993 charges for Service 2,664,406 329,916 Use of Money 6 Property 246,162 Sale of Property 6 rood 6 Materials 169,265 Compensation for Loss 14,122 165,561 262,341 Refund of Prior Year Imp. 71,740 f 4,9101 State Sources 961,033 20,069.751 21,792,174 Less: Expenditures General Support 3,550,831 Instruction 11,119,765 Pupil Transportation 1,001,375 Community Services 76,796 Employee Benefits 2,920,055 Debt Service 742,014 Interfnnd Transfer 25,000 19,,436.036 FUND BALANCE - June 30, 1993 2.346.138 •nFCIAI, AID FUND BALANCE - July 1, 1992 FUND 56,219 Add: Revenues Add: Teacher Center and 2.29E Pear Assistance leadership 87,276 State Sources 235,431 radar.I Sources 207,754 530.463 586,682 Less: Expenditures Instruction 492,358 Pupil Transportation 8,025 500.183 FUND BALANCE - June 30, 1993 86,299 RfSE RETENTION FUND FUND BALANCE - July 1, 1992 143,039 Add; Revenues Interest 6.434 151,473 Less: Expenditures Property Loss 4,088 Employs* Benefits 8,226 12,116 FUND BALANCE - June 30, 1993 119.157 FUND SCHOOL BALANCE - July 1, 1992 LUNCH FUND 2,443 Add: Revenues 2.29E Sales of rood 211,996 6.355 State Sources 76,051 Federal Sources 14,098 Interest on deposits 328 Int•rfund Transfer 25,000 327.473 329,916 Lees: Exp•ndltures rood 6 Materials 169,265 Salaries 165,561 262,341 FUND BALANCE - June 30, 1993 f 4,9101 EXPENDARLE TRUST FUND BALANCE - July 1, 1992 71,397 Add: Revenues Interest 6 Donations 2.29E 73,695 Less: Expenditures 6.355 FUND BALANCE - June 30, 1993 GENERAL FIXED ASSETS A CO 67.340 n+T Land 255,000 Buildings 37,734,018 Equipment 5,100.313 Total Fixed Assets $ 43,069,131 STATEMENT OF CAPITAL INDEBTEDNESS MCOUNTS Serial Bonds i Notes Payable S 2,825.000